Key Insights from Programmatic I/O Las Vegas 2024 Finally fully rested after non-stop meetings, panels, and social activities at Las Vegas' AdExchanger's 2024 Programmatic I/O conference, our Director of Business Development, Joe Rice, shared his thoughts on the key topics discussed.

Like going to an all-you-can-eat buffet, the new Peer39 Analytics dashboard has a lot to offer. So with the right approach, advertisers can fill up on the more than 150 data inputs measured across CTV, Display, OLV, and Mobile in-app.

If you were trying to scale your CTV placements on content surrounding the Super Bowl, assuming you don’t have a $7m budget for in-game placement, what categories would you choose?

Think of it as the 2.0 way to fight Made for Advertising sites. Improving upon our existing Made for Advertising Fraud category, Peer39 brings categorization automation for MFA and the ability to avoid AI bot-created content into a single category.

Attention has all the makings of the next “it” metric in digital advertising. Because Attention Metrics don’t rely on consumer data, they will be vital in a post-cookie world.

Connected TV advertising is all the rage as more and more dollars flow from linear TV to content streamed via smartphones, tablets, and other devices straight into viewers’ homes.

Programmatic advertising is a widely-used and fast-growing segment of digital marketing that uses automated tools and real-time bidding to purchase ad space online. Services like Google Marketing Platform, The Trade Desk, MediaMath, and more all allow advertisers to target and segment users based on specific demographics and behavior, and display ads to them across a range of content inventories.

As device and internet usage continues to grow worldwide, ensuring a safe, sustainable, and responsible digital environment for all is becoming ever more critical. Harmful content and misinformation is on the rise, making it difficult for advertisers to control where their ads appear, and how users make associations with their brand. This is the core problem that the GARM standards aim to address.